Featured Events in Gemeinde Pfaffenschlag bei Waidhofen an der Thaya in May 2025 (June Updated)

Welcome to the **Caribbean Brunch Sheffield**! Join us on **Sat May 24, 2025** at **12:00 PM** for a delicious taste of the Caribbean right here in Sheffield. Indulge in mouthwatering dishes, tropical cocktails, and lively music at The Wick at Both Ends. Get ready to experience a little slice of paradise in the heart of the city. Don't miss out on this unique culinary adventure! Information Source: Tasty Promotions | eventbrite

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Byronic Sex & Exile is venturing out of the crypt once more this spring, with a new mini-album and tour.Released in May, ‘Vampyros Wesbos’ will be a long-overdue deeper dive into vampiric culture, featuring all the abandoned vaults, haunted castles and vainglorious bloodlust that you could wish for! It will be accompanied by a tour showcasing a new stage show, which will be unveiled at Whitby in April. ‘Vampyros Wesbos' Tour: Sun 27th April - Whitby Hetty & Bettys Fri 2nd May - Leeds Fox & Newt Fri 9th May - Sheffield The Yorkshireman Sun 11th May - London Camden Fiddler's Elbow Sun 18th May - Derby Victoria Inn Sat 24th May - Bradford 1 in 12 Club Information Source: Goth City Promotions | eventbrite

Join us for an evening of self-exploration and self-discovery at Orchard Square . This ongoing monthly writing group is all about deepening your self-connection in order to live a more fulfilling, meaningful and enjoyable life. No writing experience is required and sharing your writing is always optional. Our experienced facilitator will guide you through various writing exercises designed to help you gain clarity, insight, and inspiration. Don't miss out on this chance to Write Yourself Wise ! Information Source: The Writers Workshop | eventbrite

About this course Learn the foundational skills of photo stencil screen printing, to help expand or start your creative journey. On the short course, you will learn how to produce your own photo stencil screen print from start to finish. You will be taught the initial coating and exposure of screens, all the way to the exciting reveal of your first print! This is aimed at beginners who would like to try out this process, It's also a great opportunity for those looking to refresh their partially remembered college skills. It is perfect for printmakers who would like to become a member of Carousel Print Studio and use the screen printing facilities during open access sessions. You will be taken step by step through coating a screen, exposing an image with the exposure unit, developing it in the washout room and then registering and printing the image onto paper. What will I make? You will make a two colour screen print. The first colour being an experimental base colour, using the ‘Colour Fountain’ print technique. To encourage you to print in a more painterly style, that will give you some foundational understanding of colours and inks relate with one another on the screen. And how to pull ink through a screen. The second colour will be a photo image of your choice,  ( A4, submitted to print@ carouselprintstudio@gmail.com )  that will be printed on top of the first layer, where you will learn the basics of ‘registration.’  About Carousel Print Studio Carousel Print Studio is a not for profit charity based on the ground floor of Exchange Place Studios in Castlegate. Carousel runs educational workshops in printmaking and opportunities for creatives in Sheffield, in a bright, warm, accessible and well equipped printmaking studio. Carousel's studio is located on the ground floor just to the left of reception. The doors are widened for ease of access and there is an accessible toilet. If you have any questions regarding access needs please do contact us at print@carouselprintstudio.com Thank you for supporting our charity! About the Tutor Joe is a Sheffield-based graphic artist and screen printer, who has been practising in the city for over 10 years. He is also taught printing at Leeds Art University. More recently, Joe has been one of our studio technicians here at Carousel Print studio. Refund policy - All courses are non refundable If the course is cancelled? - In the unlikely event the course is cancelled by Carousel Print Studio, a full refund will be issued. Privacy notice - By signing up to this course you agree to be added to our mailing list. You can unsubscribe at any time. Concessions - Concessionary rates are available in certain circumstances please contact print@carouselprintstudio.com Assistance - If you need an assistant or other support please let us know in advance via email. Please don't bring pets or children with you on the day. What will I need to bring? If you would like to print your own design in this session please email and an A4 black-and-white image of your choice to print@ carouselprintstudio@gmail.com Please ensure you send this by 26th of April. Students without artwork will be provided with a print negative. All other materials and equipment will be provided. You may wish to bring a packed lunch and water bottle. Information Source: Carousel Print Studio | eventbrite

After sold out events in London, Brighton, Nottingham & Coventry, An Afternoon of Indie is coming to Corporation to bring the people of Sheffield...an afternoon of indie Old School Indie - The indie night for the over 30s are once again joining forces with Feeling Gloomy & Age Against The Machine to bring you a special 3pm-7pm Afternoon of Indie. Feeling Gloomy & Old School Indie DJs will be playing a mix of indie classics from across the decades so whether you were an 70s punk, 80s new waver, 90s britpopper or early 00s poser they'll be something for everyone. The party will finish at 7pm so you can head down the pub to continue your night our or you could just go home and watch some Saturday night TV with a take away. With a strict door policy of no under 30s (please bring ID) there is no chance of you rubbing shoulders with anyone who can't sing the entire version of Babies or Going Underground. What to expect: The best in indie from: Bowie, Pulp, Clash, Jam, Cure, Joy Division, Stone Roses, Smiths, New Order, Strokes, Supergrass, Kinks, Franz Ferdinand, Nirvana, Ash, Rolling Stones, Who, Primal Scream, Killers, Sultans of Ping, Buzzcocks, Ramones, Specials, Blondie, Hole, Madness, La's, Weezer, Cardigans, Housemartins, Coral, Undertones, Inspiral Carpets, Bloc Party, Beatles, Yeah Yeah Yeahs, Radiohead, Suede, Echo and The Bunnymen, Pixies plus the odd bit of rock n roll, soul, northern soul and ska! Information Source: Club de Fromage | eventbrite

Craft & Flea brings together the best independent makers, collectors, designers, and creatives from your area. Support small businesses by shopping local at our unique twist on the traditional craft market. With a wide selection of products, including ceramics, illustrations, candles, jewellery, vintage collections, and more, there's truly something for everyone on offer! But this isn’t your typical craft fair. We carefully screen all stall applications to ensure only the finest artisan traders are featured. Our events celebrate creativity and craftsmanship, showcasing only handmade, hand-designed, and authentic vintage goods. No two events are the same, and we are always welcoming new traders who apply to trade with us! Head over to our Facebook event page to see all the amazing talent - facebook.com/craftandflea * Stalls are curated on an application basis and we can't guarantee certain stock types. Images used for promotional purposes only TICKETS £2.50 Entry Under 12’s – FREE (no need for a ticket) Pre-booked tickets will ensure priority entry to the event. The ticket time is an arrival time ONLY. Your time within the event will not be capped. WANT TO TRADE? If you would like to trade at this event you can fill in the application on our website www.thecraftandflea.com WANT TO WORK WITH US? We need steward and promotional staff to help us run the event on the day! If you're interested in working with us please email your CV and city of the event to hello@thecraftandflea.com PLEASE NOTE: Any products displayed in images are used for advertising purposes only and are not guaranteed to be sold at events. We schedule our adverts weeks in advance and therefore cannot guarantee which traders will be attending each event. Information Source: Craft and Flea | eventbrite

In this one-day taster session, participants will immerse themselves in the traditional art form, learning how to transfer intricate patterns, craft paints using a glass muller, and work with gouache. Suitable for all levels, this experience also provides a calming, therapeutic outlet through creativity. All materials will be provided, so you can focus entirely on the art-making process. Key Events Include: Painting Exploration using Gouache Traditional Techniques Hands-on Paint Making with a Glass Muller Pattern Transferring By the end of the session, students will have completed a fully transferred and painted pattern design, incorporating gouache and imitation gold. Additionally, participants will take home a handmade sample of the paint they created on the day using the glass muller and paint-making technique. The workshop will be held in the Activity Room at the Sheffield Millennium Gallery, see you then! About the artist: Munise Emetullah Akhtar is an artist of Turkish Cypriot heritage, currently based in Mid-Wales. Specialising in traditional Islamic art forms, including gold illumination, biomorphic patterns, and Persian miniature painting, Munise blends ancient techniques with a contemporary touch. Her work is deeply inspired by her cultural roots, travels through Far-East Asia, and a passion for folktales and mysticism. Munise also teaches these intricate art forms in Mid-Wales and at Aberystwyth Arts Centre, sharing her love for traditional craftsmanship and the calming, meditative process of creation. You can view her portfolio on Instagram at @munise .emetullah .art . Information Source: Munise Emetullah | eventbrite

Venue - Sheffield Hallam University - Old Head Post Office Building - Main Hall Doors open at 5pm - 2D work available to view. Catwalk Show starts at 6pm Doors close 7pm. Information Source: David Morrish | eventbrite

Strange Sheffield Ghost Walks Route 1 Join author & storyteller Adrian Finney for a night of spooky stories and laughter as we start from a new location: Leah's Yard! This event takes in an all new route and is based, in part, on our previous"Darkest Night" tour. Explore the city's haunted history and spine-tingling legends. Hear tales from Sheffield's Darkest Night and the tragic events that left a chilling legacy. What secrets lie within the city's oldest building? Learn about a surprising connection to a legendary English figure and one of the world's most infamous ghost stories. Plus hear the tale of a long forgotten haunting that, in 1970, made national headlines. Where : We start in the courtyard at Leah's Yard, 22 Cambridge Street, S1 4HP We finish a short distance away, near Sheffield Cathedral, and directions back to the start point can be given if needed Advance adult tickets : £10 each. Tickets for under-14s: £7.50. Booking fees may apply. Pay on the night : Adults £12, Children £8. All forms of contactless payment are accepted. Age Recommendation : Best for ages 14 and up. Younger children welcome but please apply discretion when booking. Length : The walk covers about three-quarters of a mile and takes 90 minutes. Accessibility :The route is fully accessible.All forms of contactless payment are accepted. For tickets and more information, visit our EventBrite page: https://strangebritain.eventbrite.com/ Please note that only tickets purchased directly from EventBrite will be considered valid. Don't forget to dress appropriately for whatever unpredictable weather we may face. Stay updated on all of Strange Britain's upcoming walks, special events, as well as the Strange Britain books by following the page on Facebook: https://facebook.com/strangebritain/ or find them as Strange Britain on Instagram. Information Source: Strange Britain | eventbrite

LomoApparat Lomowalk with J&A Studio J&A Studio & Lomography have teamed up for a special Lomowalk where you'll get to try out the LomoApparat camera using a roll of Lomography 35 mm film. We'll show you all the tips and tricks of shooting with film, how to take multiple exposures and use the lens accessories and then we'll head out to Sheffield! The walk includes loan of a camera and a roll of film. Films will be processed at J&A Studio. Information Source: Lomography | eventbrite

Every living being since the dawn of time has gazed up at the same moon. A moon which inspired mythology, literature, religion, philosophy, science; a moon that directs migrations, tides, the movement of leaves, and perhaps even the blood in our veins. You will be hard pressed to find an artist untouched by the moon. These workshops are first and foremost about inspiration . Every month I bring words and materials, and we use them as prompts, as jumping off points into our own writing. Join us for the May Moon - also known as the Flower Moon, Milk Moon, Frog Moon - who will this moon be to you? Suitable for every level of writing and every genre, whether you’re a dedicated moon-worshipper or someone who enjoys the simple awe of looking up into a night sky and finding light. ** Coco Lone Neal is an apprentice associate at the Writers Workshop and studying for an MA in Nature and Travel Writing. In a previous life she was a researcher on rivers, and you cannot look to water without also turning to the moon. image is by Maria Clara Eimmart (1676-1707), pastel on blue cardboard Information Source: The Writers Workshop | eventbrite

May 13th 2025 marks 50 years since Cabaret Voltaire’s 1st gig, and as both Sensoria and Gut Level are named after Cabaret Voltaire tracks, we simply had to join forces for a party. We're delighted that a ya will join us, March saw the release of her excellent hexed! LP, already receiving critical acclaim. "Aya's abrasive mix of techno, UK bass, noise and industrial becomes a surgical tool for explorations of trauma and identity.” (The Quietus). We’ve also asked some of the city’s emerging talent to come along; MYNA and Alex Aubyn will be bringing the sounds of Sheffield now. In true Sensoria style, there will also be projections aplenty accompanying the sets. We hope you can join us to toast Sheffield’s electronic pioneers and welcome in Sensoria’s 18th year with our first programme announcements. Please note Gut Level is a membership organisation - everyone who comes along will need to join. You can sign up here for just £2, you can sign up on the night but we'd recommend joining in advance. Gut Level is accessible for wheelchair users (we are using downstairs only). More information here . Information Source: Sensoria | eventbrite

'These creative writing workshops have transformed our 12 year old's view of what writing is and can be' Anna 'Thank you for creating such a lovely space for the kids to be inspired' Emma Writing Club is a safe, supportive space where writing is fun and children are encouraged to play and experiment without the restrictions of grammar and grades. No fronted adverbials here! Writing Club will be fortnightly from now until the summer holidays, led by Rachel Mills and supported by Lucy Twist. Rachel has around 10 years of experience working with children as a teaching assistant, music teacher and more recently facilitating writing workshops. Lucy is a commissioning editor of children's books with Hachette. Information Source: The Writers Workshop | eventbrite

Pre-conception, Pregnancy, and Gestational Diabetes Care Join us for an informative event at Norfolk Chambers where we'll discuss all the ways to help you have a fabulous, healthy pregnancy. We all know that diabetes and pregnancy each present distinctive challenges but we're fortunate to have today's experts, Dr Wilkinshaw and Carly Devin to encourage and guide us! Emma and Carly are both great at listening and appreciate the need for straightforward information and understanding. They will explain why preconception care matters, and what help is available before and through your pregnancy, whether you already have diabetes or find you have gestational diabetes. Dr Walkinshaw is the Diabetes and Pregnancy Lead for South Yorkshire, and is a total expert! She's joined by Carly Devin, also an expert in diabetes partcularly on wellbeing and food. Emma and Carly will provide valuable insights and guidance on navigating these crucial stages in our lives. Whether you're considering a baby or already expecting, this event is a must-attend for anyone with diabetes who needs to optimise their health and well-being before and during this special time. Don't miss out! Your health matters! Information Source: Sheffield Diabetes UK | eventbrite

THE BIG INDIE TRIBUTE FEST IS HERE! The biggest indie tribute fest is set to take the roof off of Sheffield! Brace yourself for 4 hours of tribute bangers from your favourite indie legends with our LIVE BAND, DJs & performers! Belt your heart out to seventeen going under, pull up them knee socks and come out of that cage - as we take you on an indie journey you'll never forget at this not-to-be missed live music experience! EXPECT TO HEAR MUSIC FROM THE LIKES OF: ARCTIC MONKEYS SAM FENDER THE KILLERS THE 1975 KASABIAN & MANY MORE! A NIGHT OF HUGE INDIE ROCK ANTHEMS! This event is 14+ under 18s must be accompanied by an adult - Please note this is a standing event! Information Source: The BIG Indie Fest | eventbrite

Are you ready to unleash your creativity and craft beautiful butterfly wings? In this 2½ hour workshop, you'll learn from the talented Polymer Clay artist Gill Cosford from Gill's Clay Creations. www.gillsclaycreations.com Gill will guide you step-by-step through the magical 'caning' technique, where you'll create intricate butterfly wings just like a stick of rock! This workshop is perfect for making stunning jewellery or decorating a variety of objects once baked. You will also have a choice of colours to choose from. What You'll Learn: · The basics of working with Polymer Clay and the Fimo brand · How to condition the clay for optimal use · Creating a beautiful blended sheet (skinner blend) · Making a simple 'bulls eye' cane with ease · Using a pasta machine to make flat sheets · Hand-rolling tubes of clay like a pro · Reducing the cane into various sizes for different projects · Safe use of blades and tools · Baking Fimo clay to perfection · Assembling your jewellery pieces once they are baked What You'll Take Home: · An instruction leaflet filled with images and inspiration · A pair of earrings and a pendant, ready to wear and show off, as I will be bringing my portable oven with me!! · A tray of your other amazing creations to bake at home and continue crafting at your leisure · Full instructions on how to bake and assemble your jewellery pieces. You will also take home some extra jewellery findings to complete your projects. What Other Things Do You Need To Know: This workshop is suitable for beginners The venue is the historic Butcher Works Gallery, 72, Arundel Street, S1 2NS. The gallery is situated through the archway to the left of the All Good Stuff shop and will be signposted. Butcher Works, a listed restored cutlery factory, is a 5 minute walk from Sheffield station. There are plenty of car parks and some metered parking nearby. Tea and coffee etc will be available. The venue is on the ground floor, is step free, with level access from the street. Toilet facilities are available All tools, equipment and clay is provided. You will need a box or a flat bottomed bag to carry your creations home with you. This is not suitable for anyone under the age of 16, due to the sharp blades involved. Doors will be open from 10.15am From 1pm till 3pm there will be a 'Meet The Maker' session, where members of the public are invited to come along and chat with Gill about her work. There will be an opportunity to purchase some of her wonderful clay creations, jewellery and cards. Gills website is https://www.gillsclaycreations.com/ Information Source: GILL COSFORD | eventbrite

What will you get up to? In this workshop you will learn how Printed by Us , a Social Enterprise as part of The Archer Project utilises the craft of hand screen-printing to empower and rehabilitate previously homeless individuals. During the session you will screen-print your own t-shirt (available sizes XS to 5XL) with a choice of one of two 'Printing Positive Change' designs, as well as a pack of 4 greeting cards. This will also give you an insight into how both textile and paper screen-printing differs. This is an introductory course, aimed at all skill levels as we focus on the mindful benefits of screen-printing and how it is used as a vehicle for positive change. All materials will be provided. What are the mindful benefits? While screen printing is undeniably a technical process, it also has therapeutic benefits. Art and mental health have many intersections! By focusing on each careful pull of the squeegee, you’re invited to be fully engaged in the act of creation, which can serve as a mental break and a way to recharge. Studies show that engaging in creative activities can reduce anxiety, depression, and stress. It can even be used as a tool to process trauma. Artistic processes—even ones as technique-focused as screen printing—offer a productive way to process emotions, whether through visual expression or simply by providing a calming routine. Becca Gurney of Art & Design faculty at Saint Michael’s College notes, “ It takes patience. You have to slow down with it. There is no way for it to be instant. A piece of taking care of your mental health is slowing down and being in the moment. Screen Printing allows you to do that. ” Who are Printed by Us? From ink to income… Printed by Us is a community-driven initiative focused on creating supported employment opportunities to help vulnerable adults lead more fulfilling lives. Combining the power of screen printing and creativity with a passion for social purpose, we produce high-quality screen-printed products that carry a deeper meaning. Our team collaborate with independent artists to bring their designs to life, creating unique, handcrafted items. Each product is carefully crafted using organic and sustainably made materials, with a focus on ethical production methods. As a Social Enterprise, all our profits go back into running more screen printing workshops, developing our project and supporting more vulnerable adults through professional development. Our latest venture involves opening up our print-room for external workshops; Learn how we use screen-printing to develop skills and confidence and leave with a t-shirt and a pack of cards, Printed by You! Privacy notice By signing up to this course you agree to be added to our Community mailing list . You can unsubscribe at any time. Information Source: Printed by Us | eventbrite

Once upon a time everyone was a storyteller. We still are, but if you wish to get really good at story telling this session will help you to hone your skills. In this session we will look at Story Structure. Story plots have been described as mountains, pyramids, hero's journeys and three act drama's. Find out how to shape a story from Inciting Incident to perfect ending. This session is for both storytellers and writers. Carmel Page is a renowned storyteller who performs in large museums, around blazing bonfires, in spooky graveyards and whilst throwing teddy bears at her audience. She is passionate about storytelling and giving people the skills and confidence they need to fill the land with stories. Feedback from other Storytelling Skills sessions: “Loved the understanding of plotting.” “I’m going to go home and look at my story with new eyes” Liz “Great couple of hours exploring how to tell a story” Peter “Very helpful advice. Very funny moments.” Charlotte Information Source: The Writers Workshop | eventbrite

Join me for a fun and relaxed walking photography workshop in the city centre, perfect for those who usually use their phone camera for simple snaps but want to take their skills to the next level. We'll meet inside the Winter Gardens at midday by the Millennium Gallery entrance. After a quick introduction, we'll move on to nearby locations. The workshop will help you see your surroundings in a new light, encouraging you to move beyond basic shots by experimenting with angles, composition, and creative techniques. You'll gain confidence in your photography skills and learn how to capture exciting images with just your phone. Whether you're capturing street scenes or hidden details, you'll leave with a new perspective and impressive photos to show for it! Also included in this event is a one hour follow-up Photoshop Express tutorial to take place over Zoom. This will be using the Photoshop Express free app and will go through the basic editing techniques. Information Source: Elaine G Photos | eventbrite

Join us for a fun-filled afternoon of creativity and delicious treats.  Bring your artistic skills and get ready to mingle with fellow art enthusiasts while enjoying some mouth-watering cakes. Find inspriration in this supportive and welcoming art group. Unlimited teas/coffees with a choice of a cake from the Secret Cake Cafe. It's the perfect opportunity to unwind, socialize, and indulge in your love for art and desserts. Don't miss out on this exciting event! Basic materials will be provided but you are welcome to bring your own. There is no pressure to be perfect and if you have not picked up a paint brush or pencil in a long time then this is the perfect opportunity to have a go in an informal environment. All levels, abilities, genders and neurologies welcome. There are amazing cakes available every day with gluten free and vegan options available.This is only available as part of this event. Event fee £14 Book your place with a £5 deposit and pay rest at the class. Information Source: Art By Elesha | eventbrite

Chemistry of the Evening Raise your glasses, you fine and eligible singles, you are in for a wonderful night of dating. Meet like-minded singles face-to-face at our busy speed dating event at Manahatta . It's time to relax, make real life connections and meet your perfect partner in crime! Here, at SpeedDater we know that chemistry only happens in person, so our events are perfect for singles that want to meet people in real life. During the event, you will be going on between 6 and 12 mini dates lasting about four minutes each. Our professional hosts and well-organised events make meeting people easy and lots of fun. Come with a smile and an open mind, you never know who you could meet at one of our events. What to Expect: Mix, Match, Date When you arrive, our lovely SpeedDater host will welcome you and sign you in. You will be given a badge number that will match a table in the room and the ladies stay seated while the men rotate from table to table until they meet each woman. To help you remember all participants you will have a card to mark down all individuals that you like. There will be a break halfway through the dating for you to refill and recharge. And after the event? The day after your speed dating event you can log in to our secure website and click the 'matches' tab. You will find out who you mutually matched with and can get in touch again via our messaging system. Don’t forget about SpeedDater’s guarantee - if you didn’t meet someone you liked the first time your next singles event is free! What have you got to lose? Itinerary 19:00 Registration opens 19:30 Speed Dating begins 20:15 Break for drinks and chatting 20:30 Speed Dating resumes 21:30 Speed Dating ends and post event socialising begins Please have a look at our upcoming events: www.speeddater.co.uk Information Source: SpeedDater | eventbrite

About this course Drawn Mono print is one of the simplist and most direct ways of making a print. It's an exciting way of experimenting with lines, marks, texture and tone. Different coloured layers can be over printed. You will also introduce stencils and cut packaging pieces to add shapes in your prints. Suitable for beginners and those wanting to extend their experience. Participants will make a series of multilayered prints with oportunity to experiment and be creative. About the tutor Shirley Stevenson is an experienced artist, printmaker and tutor. She works mainly with drawing, relief and intaglio print processes, and has used collagraph technique as a central part of her practice. She has taught printmaking in further education for many years and enjoys sharing her skills with others. What will I need to bring? All materials and equipment will be provided. You may want to bring some ideas, imagery or reference material to draw from. If you are using an existing artwork please check and respect copyright. Please wear old clothes as printing can get messy. Aprons will be provided. You may want to bring a packed lunch and your own water bottle. Teas and coffees are provided. About Carousel Print Studio Carousel Print Studio is a not for profit charity based on the ground floor of Yorkshire Art Space, Exchange Place Studios in Castlegate. Carousel provides educational workshops in printmaking and opportunities for creatives in Sheffield, in a bright, warm, accessible and well equipped printmaking studio. We are a non toxic studio. Carousel is located on the ground floor just to the left of reception. The doors are widened for ease of access and there is an accessible toilet. If you have any questions regarding access needs please do contact us at print@carouselprintstudio.com Refund policy - All courses are non refundable. If you can no longer attend please contact Carousel to transfer your ticket to a friend or family member. If the course is cancelled? - In the event the course is cancelled by Carousel Print Studio, a full refund will be issued. Privacy notice- By booking onto a course you agree to be added to our mailing list. You can unsubscribe at any time Concessions - For concessions under certain circumstances please contact print@carouselprintstudio.com Assistance - If you need an assistant or other support please let us know in advance via email. Please don't bring pets ( excluding suppport dogs ) or children with you on the day. Information Source: Carousel Print Studio | eventbrite

The UK's most loved vintage market returns to bring you a treasure trove of vintage fashion, jewellery, collectables, and more! Discover a fabulous selection of the best independent vintage traders bringing you hand-picked, one-off pieces from the 1940s-1980s. This is the perfect event for visitors looking for something new and unique to add to their wardrobe. Support local businesses, find unique and affordable fashion, and embrace sustainable shopping! Head over to our Facebook event page to see a sneak peek of what to expect on the day! https://www.facebook.com/LouLousVintage/events ⭐ TICKET INFO ⭐ Your chosen ticket time is just an arrival time to stagger entry and relieve queues. You may arrive after your time slot but not earlier. You do not need to leave after the session ends and you have as long as you like to spend in the market. Tickets are non refundable or transferable and are only valid for the city and date stated. Walk up tickets will be available on the day if your chosen slot is full. Ticket holders have priority entry and walk ups may need to wait if the venue is at capacity. ⭐FAQs ⭐ GETTING HERE: - Sheffield Cathedral, Church Street, Sheffield, S1 1HA Google maps: https://www.google.com/maps?client=safari&rls=en ... OPENING TIMES: - 11am to 4pm ENTRY FEE: - £3 (under 12's free) PRE-BOOK YOUR TICKETS!! - Please pre-book your tickets. This will ensure priority entry to the event. Tickets will also be available to purchase on the door with cash or card. PARKING: - There are lots of city centre options for parking. Options can be found on https://www.parkopedia.com/ - There's plenty of great transport links with the tram and many buses stopping outside the venue. More info here: https://www.sheffieldcathedral.org/find-us PUBLIC TRANSPORT: -There is a tram stop right outside the cathedral. -There are also a number of bus stops outside and near by to plan your journey @ https://moovitapp.com/yorkshire-2109/poi/en-gb DOGS? - Yes! You can now bring your furry friends! They must be well behaved and on a lead! ACCESSIBLE? - YES! The whole of the venue is accessible for all ⭐ TRADE WITH US ⭐ We're always looking for the best vintage traders in the UK to wow our customers! Do you specialise in vintage clothing, accessories, jewellery, records, home-ware or collectibles from the 1940s to 1980s? If so we’d love to hear from youIf you would like to trade at our event please email the team at trade@loulousvintagefair.com OR apply via the application form on the homepage of our website www.loulousvintagefair.com ⭐ WANT TO WORK WITH US? ⭐ We need steward and promotional staff to help us run the event on the day! If you're interested in working with us please email your CV and city of the event to trade@loulousvintage.com ⭐ PHOTOGRAPHY/FILMING NOTICE ⭐ By taking part in this event you grant the event organisers full rights to use the images resulting from the photography/video filming, and any reproductions or adaptations of the images for fundraising, publicity or other purposes to help achieve the group’s aims. This might include (but is not limited to), the right to use them in their printed and online publicity, social media and press releases. If you do not wish to be photographed please inform an event organiser. PLEASE NOTE: Any products displayed in images are used for advertising purposes only and are not guaranteed to be sold at events. We schedule our adverts weeks in advance and therefore cannot guarantee which traders will be attending each event. Information Source: Lou Lou's Vintage Fair | eventbrite

Unravel your untold stories in a safe, supportive space facilitated by local writer, Narimaan Shafi. Suitable for anyone with an interest in writing who identifies as global majority*. All levels of writing experience welcome. In this workshop we'll explore the personal narratives and histories that we carry with us, through creative writing exercises. *Global majority refers to people who are "black, Asian, brown, dual-heritage, indigenous to the global south, and or have been racialised as 'ethnic minorities'" and "represent approximately 80% of the world's population", according to educator and activist Rosemary Campbell-Stephens MBE, who coined the term. About your facilitator Narimaan is a local writer identifying as brown and northern. Once a science teacher and then an instructional designer, she is now writing and is passionate about giving people the opportunity to write the stories they carry with them or have handed down to them. She won the Portico Rewriting the North Mentorship with Faber in 2022. Since then she has had a short story published in the anthology Tales from the Kitchen by Fox and Windmill. In 2024, she won the Off the Shelf Sheffield Short Story Competition. Image: Photo by Andrew Stutesman on Unsplash Please note: Unfortunately, the Writers Workshop is not accessible for wheelchair users or those who cannot manage stairs. We apologise for any disappointment. Please email me if you would like to attend but cannot manage stairs. Information Source: The Writers Workshop | eventbrite

Come Cast with Me - Jewellery Casting Workshop Join me in the Silver Space facility at Yorkshire Artspace, Persistence Works for a hands-on jewellery casting workshop! Choose to sand cast a gorgeous ring or pendent. You’ll also have the option of adding coloured gems to your piece! This in-person event is perfect for beginners and seasoned jewellery makers alike. Over the course of the day Florence will lead you through each step of the process and support you in your making. At the end you’ll take your gorgeous piece away with you to cherish for life or gift to someone special. The workshop will take place in the gorgeous Silver Space within Yorkshire Artspace, Persistence Works studio complex in the heart of Sheffield city centre. A specialist facility for contemporary silversmithing in the north providing space for teaching, classes, short term bench hire, and settled space for professional silversmiths. Tea, coffee, and biscuits will be available, and there will be a break for lunch. About Florence Florence has almost 15 years’ worth of experience, designing and making in both precious and nonprecious metals. Returning to work after the birth of her daughter Florence launched Didi Cor, her handmade jewellery brand that specialises in sand cast jewellery pieces alongside bespoke jewellery commissions. Much of her work incorporates coloured stones that are cast into place. Sand casting is an ancient art, but casting over stones is considered more modern; it’s a playful and experimental technique that always yields surprising results. Florence also teaches within the subject at Sheffield Hallam University and was a former starter studio member at YAS before the studio became the gorgeous Sliver Space it is today. Additional Info There will be an assortment of different ring styles and sizes for you to work from. This workshop does not include calving your own design in wax. However if you know the ring size you require, please let Florence know before attending, email info@objectcor.com. Florence will do her best to make sure there are some of the right sizes for you to work from. Alternatively, if you have a ring you would like to try and make a copy of, you are welcome to bring it, but she can not guarantee that it will be suitable for this process. If you choose to make a pendent, the class fee does not include a chain to turn the pendent into a necklace. This can be purchased separately from Florence, or you can source your own. For safety reasons, this workshop is for 18+ only. We are working hard to ensure this is a fully accessible event, however if you are a wheelchair user please contact the organiser to discuss details and booking futher. Information Source: eventbrite

Explore the mythical and magical in this writing workshop! Suitable for beginner and intermediate writers of fantasy fiction (over 18s only). Myth and magic are integral components of fantasy writing. They tie in to both worldbuilding and characterisation, and they are essential plot drivers. A good, coherent magical system with a solid foundation in world stories makes for intrigue, compelling mystery, and a lot of fun for both writer and reader. This two-hour workshop will focus on how to generate ideas, then go on to craft and develop these elements of a fantasy writing project. We’ll discuss what makes myth and magic work well (or not) in fantasy, and do some practical, focused exercises. Perhaps you’ve the bare bones of a story or even just some initial ideas you want to build on, or maybe you’ve a more established project and want to hone the magical system and the mythological underpinnings of your world and its belief system. Either way, I’m looking forward to exploring magic with you! About the tutor: Jools Warner is a novelist and tarot reader based in Sheffield. As a novelist, she writes fantasy fiction and paranormal romance for adults, and spooky stuff for younger readers. She did an MA in Creative Writing at Sheffield Hallam University, graduating in 2022 with Distinction. Her debut novel Ernie and the Mage-Killer was published in 2024 with Bellows Press, and her second novel, Shadow on Darkling Edge , will be published in 2026 with Sul Books. Please Note The Writers Workshop is a nonprofit social enterprise on a mission to enable everyone to experience the joy and power of creative writing, both at our venue in Sheffield and online. Members of the Writers Workshop get a discount on all our events and other perks. For more information, visit www.thewritersworkshop.co.uk . Our space in Orchard Square, Sheffield, has no step-free access. If you have been excluded from this event due to inaccessibility, please let us know. We are committed to finding fully accessible premises and, in the meantime, making as many of our events available online as possible. Information Source: The Writers Workshop | eventbrite

Designer Vintage Pop Up. Re-Stocked Weekly. Aquascutum, Barbour, Adidas, Best Company, Burberry, Christian Dior, Comme Des Garcons, CP Company, Diesel, D&G, Ed Hardy, Energie, Evisu, Harley Davidson, Iceberg, Issey Miyake, Jean Paul Gaultier, Jil Sander, Kenzo, Kangol, Lanvin, LL Bean, Moschino, Mambo, Moncler, Oakley, Oneil, Our Legacy, Opening Ceremony, Patagonia, Paul & Shark, Sandro, Stussy, Supreme, The North Face, True Religion, Versace, Yohji Yamamoto, YSL. Check our website for most upto date opening times. Open everyday. Sign up to our mailing list for updates. Information Source: Good Good Vintage is an independent e-commerce store and pop up shop. | eventbrite

About this course This riso workshop will guide you through the creation of a short edition of a mini booklet, utilising different tones of black ink, layered to create unique imagery. You will go home with an edition of 10 ‘hotdog’ books – a simple method of folding paper to capture a narrative over 8 pages. You will be guided through creative activities to establish a visual language to take through a series across the spreads of your booklet. Images can be drawn, collaged, photographic, typographic etc. You will then reproduce the artwork by scanning them into the risograph printer. The risograph printer is a remarkable machine (that rather boringly resembles an office photocopier!) It reproduces imagery at a high pace using the same principles as screen printing (pushing soya-based ink through a screen). It is an accessible and immediate way to create editions of any artwork. You are advised to bring your own reference images, especially If you have a theme or ‘story’ to capture, whilst considering who the audience might be for the multiples you create. About the Tutor Joanna Rucklidge is a Sheffield-based artist, designer and educator. Within her practice, she tackles issues around the value of disposable resources, whilst aiming to promote waste minimisation and re-use. She makes work by collecting, processing, disrupting and articulating visual responses to ‘rubbish’. She often uses waste materials for printmaking to minimise resource consumption, reduce costs, and enjoy the unique marks made by pre-used surfaces and objects. By its very nature, printing often involves re-use, repetition and returning resources to be used again. @not_for_hot_ashes joannarucklidgeprojects.blogspot.com What will I need to bring? All materials and equipment will be provided. Please wear old clothes as printing can get messy. No sandals, heels or open toed shoes. Aprons will be provided. You may want to bring a packed lunch and your own water bottle. Teas, coffees and biscuits are provided. About Carousel Print Studio Carousel Print Studio is a not for profit charity based on the ground floor of Exchange Place Studios in Castlegate. Carousel runs educational workshops in printmaking and opportunities for creatives in Sheffield, in a bright, warm, accessible and well equipped printmaking studio. Carousel's studio is located on the ground floor just to the left of reception. The doors are widened for ease of access and there is an accessible toilet. If you have any questions regarding access needs please do contact us at print@carouselprintstudio.com Thank you for supporting our charity! Refund policy - All courses are non refundable If the course is cancelled? In the unlikely event the course is cancelled by Carousel Print Studio, a full refund will be issued or if you prefer you can be transferred to another course. Privacy notice- By booking onto a course you agree to be added to our mailing list. You can unsubscribe at any time Concessions - concessionary rates are available for those in receipt of benefits, please contact carousel at print@carouselprintstudio.com Assistance - If you need an assistant or other support please let us know in advance via email. Please don't bring pets ( excluding suppport dogs ) or children with you on the day. Information Source: Carousel Print Studio | eventbrite

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